Build 2

[Johnsmith]

 Since Stefan Hartmann is allowing me to post in here, I do appreciate it. This is an extremely toxic subject. When scientists say that perpetual
motion is impossible; https://www.wired.com/story/the-physics-of-a-puzzling-perpetual-motion-machine/
Then we have Newton's 1st Law of Motion; a body is at rest or moving at a constant speed in a straight line, it will remain at rest or keep moving
in a straight line at constant speed unless it is acted upon by an external force.
In the link to why perpetual motion is impossible, did anyone see where an external force was involved? NO? Then you were fooled. Physics is
about the natural order of things while engineering perverts the natural order.
How to explain this to people? This might be one reason why there is a Differential Calculus class in school. What happens when as an example
you have a hot room and a cold room? The barrier will determine what the laws of thermodynamics means. In your home, what insulation do you
have? R-15 or R-19? Do you have single or double pane windows? You'll need to consider multiple variables to determine the heat loss of your
home. And then we can consider the cost of heating it.
Perpetual motion basically uses the same math. The imbalance in the machine cannot restrict or limit its motion. Why such machines have failed
in the past. People simply did not know how to eliminate or reduce resistance to acceptable levels. Kind of why we don't wear long johns today. We
are able to efficiently heat our homes so we don't need undergarments like what used to be needed.

[Johnsmith]

 I'll be busy over the next 3 weeks. I might have the frame, weight wheels and retraction discs all rebuilt. This used to
be something that would take me months just because not having the tools at home made everything more difficult.
And I will be paying a lot more attention to detail. This also means that I won't have much to talk about. There is math
that explains what I'm building. And yet most people will not be interested in that. And with Bessler's Wheel, it would
have been nice to have been allowed to work with other people on it. Yet AB Hammer and rlortie did not allow for that.
And when they say they are private builders it begs the question why they were allowed to dominate Engleske
speaking forums (this one and besslwerwheel . com. and even in wood working forums AB Hammer got me banned
because I wasn't personally pleasing to him. Stefan let me know that AB Hammer said I killed someone. Yet if people
look at my YouTube channel, I look nothing like the person AB Hammer claimed me to be yet everyone believed him.
And yet he could've worked with me but told me that's not how Americans work. And when the University of Kentucky
wanted me to give their scientist an experiment that I've been pursuing while I'd get nothing in return, it does seem that
AB Hammer is right about the U.S. And if you consider how many Americans like Trump, it's like going back to Ancient Rome.
They exploited people and its senators fought over control of Rome's wealth.
This is the experiment that I've been pursuing so as a disabled Veteran of the U.S. Navy it'd show that I'm willing to work with
people who aren't disabled Veterans. I'd say over the last few years I've learned the science behind this. What this quote shows is an
observation but not an understanding of why. And with me, if the U.S. was a world leader then it would want to pursue an understanding
of how our atmosphere works and then what solutions might be pursued. As you can read, both the IPCC and NOAA say CO2 is necessary
to protect the ozone layer.
Carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O), and methane (CH4) are each important to climate forcing and to the levels of stratospheric ozone (see Chapter 2).
In terms of the globally averaged ozone column, additional N2O leads to lower ozone levels, whereas additional CO2 and CH4 lead to higher ozone levels.
Ozone depletion to date would have been greater if not for the historical increases in CO2 and CH4. The net impact on ozone recovery and future levels of
stratospheric ozone thus depends on the future abundances of these gases.
https://csl.noaa.gov/assessments/ozone/2014/summary/ch5.html

I'll give you guys a hint, conservation of energy/momentum as with perpetual motion would play a role.

[Johnsmith]

 With some of the details that I'll need to rout and potentially being limited to Sundays only, it could take another 6 weeks.
Before then I'll have all of the necessary details that I need to know figured out. If I would've used oak board for the frame,
it would've saved on a lot of work. This way, there will be more details and wood working involved in it.
What I'll be working towards is next month. To assemble the frame so it will be square (90º to the axle) I'll need to buy metal
levels and drop a piece of plywood on them to have a nice, flat surface to assemble the frame on.  My table saw has a nice,
flat surface to set everything on. To give you an idea, if the frame is off by a small amount, 1 meter from the axle it's no longer
a small amount. And when lines need to stay in the retraction disc and follow what's on the wheel at the same time, alignment
helps. And until then, I'll be working on that and getting what I've built working.
And with what a joke perpetual motion is, a respectable looking build might change some attitudes about it.
And just an FYI, if I start assembling a new frame next month then I'll probably already have a working wheel. If not, why
bother with a new frame or anything else?

and to have some fun with it; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHVm0zRZVBY
p.as., they're Romanian.
And Smaranda is also Romanian; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W_aLQlRxEQ
Andrei is a very talented producer and guitarist and knows some very talented people in Romania. And with
Bessler's Wheel, why be any different?
I have to show Andreea some love; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW_y6Lm1Grk

And then there's Little Red Riding Hood; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJNU7MsNe3k
just go to 6 minutes.

With me, what is the deer population? That does matter. What is good for the population?
Kind of why Yellowstone National Park is better because of predators. And guys, ignore her body and good
looks,okay? She's Little Red Riding Hood with good looks and a nice body, what you should ignore.
These 2 images show why you should not like her.

And as for you being a guy, she'll kill and bleed the buck you won't.

[Johnsmith]

 And if what I know is right, you won't buy into this;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZwqidWvmmE
She eats what she kills. 

Seriously, what guy could like her? And seriously, she goes by  Lil Red Heidi Hood on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwn6vsKSyDJUCUPrpad-dDw
Do you guys really trust a good looking blonde with a nice body?

[Johnsmith]

 On Monday I'll buy the last of the wood I need for the time being. It's for the retraction discs. And I'll probably focus on getting the
prototype working so I can show it while I work on the display model. For the surgery I need, it can't happen in the U.S. It'll either
be Puerto Rico or Spain. And if what I know about science is right it would probably be in my best interest to leave the U.S. With what
I'm going through medically, trusting American doctors isn't an option.
As I've been told ever since I was Honorably discharged from the U.S. Navy, the U.S. is about exploitation. The people here don't
have it good enough. Ancient Rome was the same way. And with Spain, they are 5th in the world with wind turbines and I have my
own design.
And with the retraction discs, they might take until the last week of this month. They'll be 1 3/4 inch overall width (thickness) with the
inside track being 1 1/4 inches wide. This should give me time for everything else. So maybe I'll be so close to the display model to where the
prototype won't matter. With me, am tired of suffering and things would've gone better without white supremacy. There was the Jan. 6th
attempt to overthrow the election when Trump lost so there are a lot of people in the U.S. who think things should be the way they want them to be.
I'll be making routing templates for the retraction discs. This way I can build to print. This is where holes for the axle mount or for the rod the kicker
hits will be square and to dimension. That'll make the build easier but it might take a little longer. It does take time to make templates and jigs but
then assembly of all the different parts will be uniform which is what modern manufacturing techniques allows for.
This is where I'll probably need to read more books.